In Memoriam King Vision Amid Civil Unrest
The nation mourns Martin Luther King Jr whose death sparks shock and anger abroad. Emphasis stays on nonviolence and unity, urging Americans to honor his aims of racial equality. International leaders send condolences while Africa expresses sympathy and reflection on the struggle for freedom.
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Martin Luther King
America
King
United States
Nairobi
Nigeria
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Mrs. King
Kenya
Africa
Daniel Wayne Vermillion
San Jacinto Jr. College
The Vanished Banner Or The Flag Flap Dream
A dream reports a campus dispute over lowering the US flag to half mast for Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Faculty, students, and a custodian push for action. After a summit, President Johnson declares King a national hero and mourning, and by 1 30 the flag is lowered as taps is heard.
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Ken Freeman
Mr. L. Razor
Calvin Smiles
United States
America
Martin Luther King, Jr
Mr. O. Lord
Mr. Smiles
Persident
Sym
Mr. Dignity
Mr. Bright
Mr. Lord
Johnson
Dr. King
The Lee Lantern Student Newspaper Staff List
The Lee Lantern is a weekly student publication at Lee College with editor Crispin James Ken Bunting and staff including Paul Petropolis as editor sports and assistant sports editor. Advertising and business roles are held by Larry Gordon and Bob Comeaux. Photographers include Ken Bunting Terry Smith and Bob Comeaux.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Board of Regents
Crispin James
Ken Bunting
Paul Petropolis
Larry Gordon
Bob Comeaux
Larry Moler
Terry Smith
Beverly Litton
Norma Cook
Paul Newman Comedy Opens at Brunson Theatre This Thursday
Amusements note Paul Newman makes his first comedy debut in The Private War of Harry Frigg opening Thursday at the Brunson Theatre. The article lists other film offerings including 2001 A Space Odyssey at Windsor Theatre and The Scalphunters at Gaylynn Theatre. It also mentions Sweet November at Interstate Alabama Theatre and Closely Watched Trains at Delman Theatre. In the Heat of the Night screens at Hempstead Tidwell Loew’s drive-ins and Cinema Northline with stars Rod Steiger and Sidney Poitier. A Simon and Garfunkel concert is set for April 28 at the Music Hall in Houston with tickets 3 4 and 5 dollars. reservations CA 8-0006.
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Harry Frigg
Brunson Theatre
Frigg
Windsor Theatre
Moon
Jupiter
Earth
Keir Dullea
Gary Lockwood
Burt Lancaster
Shelley Winters
Telly Savalas
Ossie Davis
Gaylynn Theatre
Sandy Dennis
Anthony Newley
Interstate
Alabama Theatre
Theodore Bikel
Sandy Baron
Delman Theatre
Men Who Teach Series Debuts Teaching Masters on Channel 8
A new series will premiere at 8 p.m. Tuesday on Channel 8 featuring master teachers across the United States. Harvard physics professor Gerald Holton guests on the premiere and Norman Jacobson of UC Berkeley appears at 8 p.m. April 30. KUHT airs The Governor's Race at 6:30 p.m. Thursdays with candidate profiles including John R. Trice, John Hill, and Eugene Locke on specified dates.
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Channel 8
United States
Gerald Holton
Harvard University
Norman Jacobson
University of California, Berkeley
Kuht
John R. Trice
John Hill
Eugene Locke
Lee College Flag Code Proposal Sparks Campus Debate
A reader warns a campus nightmare could recur and urges Lee College to form a flag code. The proposal asks for a committee of administration faculty and students to craft guidelines to prevent future misunderstandings and trouble.
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Lee College
Placid
University ads spark confusion then reveal chess club invite
A University of Oregon ad in Texian caused crowding and later clarification that the meeting in room 15 of the Student Union at 6:30 pm on Thursdays was for recruiting the campus chess club. The report also covers revisions to non academic regulations and free speech at Monmouth College.
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The
Texian
University of Oregon
Monmouth College
Ifree
Hawker
Growl
Navarro Junior College
My Fair Lady opens at Lee College May 9 to 11
John Busby leads as Professor Henry Higgins with Kathy Wendell as Eliza Dolittle in the Lee College auditorium production running May 9 to 11. The musical, drawn from Shaw's Pygmalion, traces Higgins mentoring Eliza in phonetics and social uplift.
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John Busby
Kathy Wendell
Lee College
John
Henry Higgins
Eliza Doolittle
Kathy
George Bernard Shaw
Julie Andrews
Rex Harrison
Audrey Hepburn
Harrison
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